Up to 50 Mbps LTE Home Internet. 2-year price lock and up to $500 for early termination fees; 30-day guarantee; Faster plans are available but they will cost more than $25/month.

Verizon has expanded its LTE Home Internet service targeting rural communities to “parts” of 189 markets across every state except Alaska and Vermont. The service offers unlimited data and ...

If you have a different wireless provider, the 4G LTE internet service will run $60 per month, while 5G Home will cost you $70 per month. Both services offer unlimited data, with Verizon noting ...

Using a 4G LTE home internet service isn't quite the same as running a hot spot though. Instead of having everything come through your phone, you set up a router to speak directly to the 4G LTE ...

The LTE Home Internet service will provide unlimited data and internet download speeds of 25 to 50 Mbps, said Verizon. The new internet service will be available in Georgia, Missouri, Tennessee ...

“With LTE Home Internet, our most awarded 4G LTE network will provide Internet connectivity for customers in more rural parts of America who may not have access to broadband Internet service - a ...

Up to 50Mbps LTE Home Internet (with a 2-year price lock, 30-day guarantee, and up to $500 ETF) Today's move comes after Verizon had announced that its 5G Start plans would benefit from 5GB of ...

On Tuesday they both announced modems that will push LTE connections to speeds well over those of regular home internet connections. Qualcomm unveiled the X20 LTE chipset, which can transfer data ...

Verizon Home LTE is a home internet service available to rural customers only. The service isn’t available everywhere just yet, and you can find out if your area is covered on Verizon’s website.

Verizon’s LTE Home Internet costs $40/mo for Verizon Wireless customers or $60/mo for non-customers if they have autopay. Without autopay, each of those monthly prices goes up by $10/mo.

Verizon’s LTE Home Internet will become available in Savannah, Georgia; Springfield, Missouri; and the Tri-City area in Tennessee, Virginia, and Kentucky starting Thursday, July 30.